Another Getting Indexed Question....

28 May 09 12:11 am

Honestly, Keep going and getting linkbacks to your site and give it time.
It won't happen overnight.
I think it took Mark a few weeks for even 1 sale to come in.
:)

28 May 09 7:43 am

Hi Wall69

Once you have done the obvious things (Search engine submission, article directory submissions, social bookmarking) try this:

1) Continue to write 500 words articles fast. (Articles should be targeted to up to 3 keywords with this software)
http://vur.me/s/Best-Article-Writing-Software

2) Then Use AMAutomation to spin each article across targeted niches (embed 3 URLs in each article with the correct anchor text (i.e. your keywords) pointing your relevant web page)
http://vur.me/iwillsucceed/Best-Article ... utomation/

3) Finally use this 3 way linking software (solves the problem of reciprocal linking)
http://vur.me/s/Best-3-Way-Back-Link-Software

Good luck!

02 Jun 09 4:17 am

"I'm so sick of writing about flippin' hemorrhoids!"

Forgive me, I had to laugh.

Keep your head up! Be persistent!

Google is always shifting its position toward quality.. always quality. Article spinning definitely has its place but consider this in the early stages of your campaign: You want to attract links. You want your content to be linked to. You want google to see your site as "authoritative". Just to throw a slightly different angle on things here, but put yourself genuinely, honestly in the shoes of the person who is looking for the product you are promoting...

For arguments sake, lets say i have hemorrhoids. (I don't)

I'm going to go to google and type in "get rid of hemorrhoids". (and many different people would type many different things)

It's googles job to present me with a list of resources that it believes would BEST give me the information i'm looking for. I weighs up things like the page title, headings and content, page age, amount of people linking to it, how authoritative the people linking to it are on this subject and many more. Its your job to show google that you are BEST suited to being presented in these results.

I see a website that promises that it can "get rid of hemorrhoids". I click on that link.

On the site I am presented with a brief, but informative article about how to "get rid of hemorrhoids" written in a professional way - recommending a tried and tested product (your affiliate product).. etc etc.

Producing a professional, authoritative website is an excellent start.. Traffic will come by being persistent.

Have you tried any of these techniques?

Frequently posting (a few a night) on relevant health forums (that allow non-nofollow links in your signature)
Offering to write guest blog posts on relevant health blogs.
Starting a hemorrhoids help group on facebook
to name a few.

Be patient and whenever promoting always weigh up whether what you're doing is likely to appear before the eyes of your target market. Always try to establish links from related sources. Make your marketing strategies from a point of view that they will be genuinely beneficial for your target market.

Hope this put some fuel on your fire!

Regards,
Jeremy G

02 Jun 09 9:22 pm

My personal view is that article spinning should be implemented as part of an "overall" strategy. You shouldn't get banned for using a quality spinner but I, personally, would never use it as a sole source of content supply. The less you use spun content the better, but as always its a balance between quantity, quality, attractiveness to visitors and the ability to sell your affiliated product. Take all these things into account when having that final read. But as for being banned - if your content was original to start with - no it is very unlikely.

Jeremy G

03 Jun 09 5:27 am

hello Nicola,

My 2 cents here :)

This game is going to need a lot more of what you have just done else everybody out there would have been making thousand's of dollars a week. This model works, I can attest to that - but its a lot more work than just what it looks in face.

If it helps check the number of backlinks wowblackbook (the demo site in program) has

http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/se ... =seo-rd-se

compare that with your own site and do the same for your competitors, you'll know where you are lacking.

11 Jul 09 8:43 pm

Also, here are a couple of things that aren't mentioned that often.

1. The SEs like pages that are formatted correctly. So go to an html checker tool like this one:
http://validator.w3.org/
and put in the url of each page. It will come back and list any html errors it finds. Fix them until you get 0 errors for each page.

2. Make sure that the bots have no trouble spidering your site. I recommend you get a Google accoun and use Webmaster tools to register your domain. I had a site that wasn't getting indexed for a few weeks. When I took this step, the webmaster tool showed me that it had spidering errors. This led me to find that I had a problem with my robots.txt file that was causing Google to skip all my pages.

08 Aug 09 1:36 pm

Nicola, just give yourself more time. Three weeks is nothing. Jeremy has written down some great ideas, read his posts again if you're still unsure.

But I just realised this thread is pretty old. Perswealth, what do you mean by problems getting your site indexed? Have you started building links? Once you start this process google will come by naturally.

Sean